2—Lancaster Farming. Saturday. Juno 20, 1959
1!
PERFORMANCE
THE KEY TO LOW
That’s Why It Pays To
EARLY BIRD FEEDS
GOOD MANAGEMENT
Mr. Ames gathers all eggs on schedule. This is
one key to quality.
Mr. Ames checks his flock at regular intervals
He States, "This feed is the best. The proof is coming out of this house. I would rec-
ommend that all fanners look into this feeding program. With Early Bird I get not only
feed, but top advice and quality service."
Yes! To lower production costs you need PERFORMANCE and
IT IS THE WINNING COMBINATION FOR ANY EGG PRODUCER
May we help you? Contact your Miller & Bushong Service Representative
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Needless to say we are pleased with this flock's performance and
EARLY BIRD LAYING FEEDS
plus
GOOD MANAGEMENT
or call us direct at Lancaster EXpress 2-2145
IS
and
Look At This Record of
Mr. Walter Ames, Jr. of Narvon, Penna.
Size of flock - 2010 birds - housed in January, 1959
February 1 21 weeks, 5 days
March 3
March 15
Lbs. of
Av. percent Feed per
Production Dozen
For Month Eggs
Feb. Partial production ' 11.3%
Mar. Ist full month of production 77 %>
Apr. 2nd full month of production 92 %
May 3rd full month of production 89 %
June First 15 days production
(hot weather -percentage now
increasing
Month
And what about egg quality? Mr. Ames sells on a
yield basis, bis eggs being graded electronically. Here is
what his Egg Receivers report shows for the first week in
June. Note the proportion of AA EGGS . . .
AA A AA A
No. of Eggs Jumbos Large Largo- Medium Medium
WHAT ABOUT MR. AMES?
Miller & Bushong, Inc.
ROHHEHSTOWN, PA.
Manufacturers of Poultry and Live Stock Feed Since 1875
Date
25 weeks, 5 days
27 weeks, 5 days
Production on Hen Housed Basis
Mortality and Culled to date 58 birds - 2.9%
17 5464 25 5816
COSTS
Combine
Age
80.9%
Pullets Crax
246
B Large
20
Ph. Lancaster Express 2-2145
Remarks
Laid first egg
Laid 50%
Up to 80%
3.76
* 3 22
3.34
3 65
391